The Israeli army recognizes the Gaza strike after the BBC has achieved the investigation

The Israeli army admitted to the BBC verifying that it had previously had a previously unrecognized blow in the Maousy area in southern Gaza, which was said to have killed at least one Palestinian and wounded 30 others.

The strike occurred on Sunday – hours after 31 Palestinians were killed in an accident near the new relief distribution center in Rafah, according to the Hamas Civil Defense Agency.

While reviewing the alleged shots to show the accident near the aid distribution center, the BBC has determined the verification of a separate blow in the nearby city of Khan Yunis.

The explosion has not been announced by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), which regularly publishes operational updates online.

Just when BBC called, she verified that the Israeli Defense Army admitted that it had carried out an artillery blow and said that the incident was the result of “technical and operational errors.”

They said that the forces had called a “target”, but the artillery “deviated” and “the Mouasi area wrongly struck” – a coastal strip of Khan Yunis. The IDF did not provide evidence of these assurances.

The Israeli Defense Army rarely recognizes such “errors.” The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has been checking the data analysis at the official Telegram account in the Israeli Defense Army, but you can only find four previous cases of recognition that it is “error”, “technical” or “operational” regarding the war in Gaza since it started in October 2023.

The shots that we reviewed from the Khan Yunis explosion started late on Sunday evening. Blood -stained bodies surrounded by dust pulled in an area where the Palestinians were living in tents. Women and children can be seen running and screaming as they watch the injured who were carrying.

The Israeli strike struck an area where there were a number of displaced Palestinians. The United Nations estimated that 90 % of the population of the tape Of the 2.1 million people were forced to flee their homes.

Ambulances arrived at the scene of the accident to collect the wounded shortly after the accident. BBC has determined the verification of a number of the same injured Palestinians in both shots of the scene and subsequent photos from the hospital where they were treated.

One of the Palestinians was killed and 30 others were injured due to the strike, according to the Kuwait Field Hospital.

The footage was initially linked to killing near the new controversial aid distribution site in Rafah.

But the BBC checks geographically geographically to a site in Khan Yunis – 4.5 km (2.8 miles) away from the distribution site.

“The Israeli shooting” said “Israeli shooting.” 31 Palestinians were killed near the aid distribution center. The Israeli army initially said it had not shot the Palestinians near the site, but a military source later told BBC that the forces had fired warning shots.

We used the sun’s position to make sure that the shots were filmed in the evening, shortly before the sunset. A local journalist told the scene also that the BBC was investigating that the accident occurred at about 19:00 local time on Sunday – hours after the killings near the help site.

The Israeli Defense Army statement did not provide a number for those who were killed in the Khan Yunis explosion and said that “the accident is under review.”

The shots that show the strike at the heart of a conflict between the BBC and the White House.

On Monday, BBC verified a review of the footage and exposed allegations that she was connected to death near the distribution center in Rafah.

Then our publication, which describes us by White House press secretary Caroline Levit, was captured He mistakenly claimed that he showed that the BBC had retracted her coverage To kill the aid center.

In a statement, she said The comments were “misleading”She added that she was “mixing” the two stories.

“We have not removed any story as we stand by our press,” BBC statement said.

Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to the Hamas attack across the border, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken into account.

At least 54,607 people have been killed in Gaza since then, including 4335 since Israel resumed its attack on March 18, according to the Ministry of Health in Hamas in Gaza.